Teens create mural to reflect relationship between south, west sides of San Antonio

This summer local teens are turning a building into their canvas for a bright community mural.

The cultural arts organization San Anto Cultural Arts is heading the teen community mural project.

It’s the 62nd community mural led by the nonprofit and it is located near Zarzamora Street and Buena Vista Street.“It gives me a good feeling in my heart that we are doing something good for them,” Kye Blackburn, a student at Lanier High School said.

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